Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 13, 1963, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1M3 - A 5 Western Democrats Concerned About John Birch Society CAI T T t'P -TTf im.v ..... ... . . . . Government To Buy Cranberries WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Agriculture Department said today it will buy fresh cranber ries in an effort to help market the 1963 crop. The agency will use funds de rived from tariffs on imports of foreign agricultural products. The cranberries will be dis tributed for use in school lunch programs and eligible institu tions. The commodity will be purchased on an offer and ac ceptance basis. The quantity purchased will depend on marketing conditions at the time of purchase, the de partment said. 4-H NEWS Unsurpassed Comfort for the RUPTURED! SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) creeping situation. They've had a stream of speakers and some well staged productions." In the I960 presidential elec tions, Republican Richard M. Nixon won all but three West ern states. He lost Hawaii, New Mexico and Nevada only by an eyelash. Democrats hope for a more favorable result in 1964, when they expect their candidate to be the same man John Ken nedy. They feel he's popular in the West. Democratic Gains But even though he only won three Western states, Kennedy did better than Adlai Stevenson, the Democrats' presid e n t i a 1 nominee in 1952 and 1956. He didn't capture a single Western lar Western problems and get at the solutions," he said. That's what the 1,000 or more Democrats expected to attend the Salt Lake City meeting plan to do hear the problems and suggest solutions. Miss Redd and Kent left no doubt that the JBS and Civil Rights they combine the two will be one of the major topics of the conference, the largest such political get to gether in the nation this year. Political sources feel that the JBS and other right wing groups are making strong pitches for the 69 Congressional seats up for grabs in the West ern states next year. "It only makes good sense," said one Western Democratic Party leader. "I'd do the same thing if I had a limited amount of money to spread around." Humphrey Will Speak A major talk will be delivered by U.S. Sen. Hubert H. Hum phrey of Minnesota. He'll speak at a $100 a plate fund-raising dinner Friday night. But both Miss Redd and Kent appear to believe the major interest at the conference would be centered around a panel dis cussion titled "Civil Liberties and the Right Wing." This panel will form the strategy to fight the Birch Society. One of the panel participants will be California Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk, who once said the JBS was largely "little old ladies in tennis shoes." Another will be California Gov. Edmund G. Brown. Others on the panel will be Sen. Gale W. McGee of Wyo ming, Sen. Daniel Inouye of Hawaii, Rep. Joseph Montoya of New Mexico, Rep. Augustus Hawkins of California, Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona, and Carmen Warschaw of Califor- Some Democrats in the West are concerned about inroads of the John Birch Society. They're planning to tight what they consider the JBS "men ace." The first interstate volley will be fired at a three-day 13-state Western states conference which opens Thursday in the shadow of the Mormon Temple. Lucy Redd, Utah's vivacious Democratic National Commit teewoman, expressed concern about the Birch Society in an interview. "In Utah, we've got a real problem with the Birchers," she said. "I call it a sleeping, state either time. "Certainly we have a rough row to hoe," said Miss Redd. "But we're not counted out by any means despite what news media say about it." Roger Kent, California's party vice chairman and head of the Western Conference, said in an interview that the Democrats need the West. "In order to carry these states we must be aware of particu West Side Rabileers The West Side Rabbiteers 4-H club held a meeting recently at the home of Barbara Jones in Jacksonville. The meeting was called to or der by Ron Smith, president, and new officers for the club were elected. The banquet held recently in Central Point was discussed and the meeting was adjourned to a picnic and swim ming party. Don Pinkham, Reporter Golden Crown TRUSS WITH LUXUNV MATIRIALt NKVBR FORK AVAILABLCf A combination of 3 lay of new miraclt mt nl jolt. per(ixi(ed-IOf-cooine foam njboor inrw liyw covered on imide with soothing ttv cot and on ouh.de with durable, stnfofind duck. FUt fum rubber groin pad. Padded leg strdp and back lacing. No titling required. Wash able. Siit 19 measurement around kwesi part of abdomen. For reducible inguinal hernia. By ma t ol famous RUPTURE-EASLR See it! WESTERN THRIFT 30 N, Central Ph. 773-5371 About 75 per cent of army en listed men have attended high school. MEDKOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDKOKD. OREGON at Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF- DR. W. S. CONSTABLE of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, observed in an essay, "At the turn of the century, American art collectors were keen on French paintings. It is well known that Corot painted about 3,000 very fine pictures and that about 5,000 of these reached the United States." A young bride in distress called her father and wail ed, "I'm afraid I've mar ried a drinking man. AH last night Oscar kept mum bling in his sleep, "No, Sid ney, no. I don't care if it's free: not one more drink for me.' " Interrupted the father witsfully. "Did Oscar hap pen to mention any address?" Currently popular is the story of the marriage consultant who was trying valiantly to reconcile a warring couple. "Why can't you get along with your wife?" he demanded of the troubled husband. "I'm not the one to blame for alt this," replied the husband, "but what's-licr-name there keeps yapping that I'm not attentive enough to her." 1963. by Bennett Corf. Distributed by Klnff Features Syndicate SOUND SHOP Now Celebrating Their Grand Opening Tonight and Saturday 1116 N. Riverside iA iM? f ; hirt i'L- ft g PROBLEM SOLVED School officials, aware that kindergarten and first grade students have trouble remembering which bus to board, have come up with a solution to the problem. Here a group of Alpena, Mich., kindergarteners identify their school bus by the Donald Duck cartoon character on the side of the bus. Each bus is painted with a different cartoon character. (UPI) Two-Year-Oid Boy Drowns in Canal VALE (UPI) Searchers Thursday found the body of a 2-year-old boy in an irrigation canal two miles southwest of Cairo Junction. Little Kerry Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moore, who live on a farm on a Nyssa rural route, fell into the canal Thurs day morning. There are an estimated 500, 000 miles of submarine cables in the world. MM mm WHY PAY MORE? Automatic . Brand New Model WA-400 WASHER 157 WOW! AN R.&D. EXTRA SPECIAL! Brand New Automatic DRYER OO LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS I COLOR TELEVISION LOW AS 5 428 DISHWASHER MOBILE MAID .... 5133 OPEN 9 am o 5 pm-TERVIS FACTORY APPLIANCE OUTLET Ashland 115 EAST MAIN IN ASHLAND Open 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Kennedy Believes ion Passing 'Grueling Test' WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pres ident Kennedy believes '.he na tion is "passing through a very i grueling test" in civil rights this year but is generally "do-j ing quite well." The Chief Executive deliver ed the verdict on current prog ress in school desegregation at his news conference Thursday. ; "We have to do better, but I j think there is some cause for satisfaction in most of the; events that happened in t h e last two weeks," he said. ! Kennedy paid high tribute to community leaders in Southern cities where school desegrega tion has been carried out poace ably this fall. He noted that schools in 150 southern commu-' nities have been desegregated during the past two weeks. Some Difficulties While there have been "some difficulties," he said, it is "to the great credit of the vast ma jority of the citizens and pub lic officials of these communi ties" that the transition has been "with understanding and respect for the law. "The task was not easy. The i emotions underlying segrega tion have persisted for genera tions, and in many instances, leaders in these communities . have had to overcome their own personal attitudes as well as the ingrained social attitudes of the communities," he said. ! Kennedy did not mention by name Alabama Gov. George C. i Wallace, his adversary earlier this week, nor did he refer to the disturbances in the wake of school desegregation in some Al abama cities. Busy Slafe Faces President of AMA PORTLAND (UPI) - The president of the American Med ical association. Dr. Edward R. Annis of Miami, was in Port land today for a series of talks, a press conference, ?nd taping of a radio program and a tele- i vision appearance. 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